nixpkgs/pkgs/common-updater/scripts/mark-broken

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# This script is meant to be used to mark failing hydra builds as broken in the meta attrs
# To use the script, you should pass the list of failing attrs as arguments to the script.
#
# Example: `cat failing-attrs | xargs ./pkgs/common-update/scripts/mark-broken`
#
# Generating a list of failing attrs: (this should be improved at a later date)
#   - Go to the most recent hydra evaluation with all builds completed
#   - Select the "builds still failing" tab
#   - Highlight and select all packages, should be prefixed with `nixpkgs.`
#   - Use regex and editor foo to leave only the attr names
#   - Use the above example command to then execute the script
#
# OTHER NOTES:
#   - The `denyFileList` and `denyAttrList` will likely need to be updated slightly
#     to align with the conventions used in nixpkgs at execution time
#   - Any attrs which failed for any reason will be written to `failed-marks.txt`.
#     Those attrs will likely need manual attention as disablement will likely be conditional.

scriptName=mark-broken # do not use the .wrapped name

failMark() {
        local attr=$1
        shift 1

        echo "$attr: $@" >&2
        echo $attr >> failed-marks.txt
}

usage() {
    echo "Usage: $scriptName <attrs>"
}

if (( "${#@}" < 1 )); then
    echo "$scriptName: Too few arguments"
    usage
    exit 1
fi

# in case we resolve to an auto-generated file, just skip these entries
denyFileList=(
        node-packages.nix # node, it will mark all node packages as broken
        generic-builder.nix # haskell, it will mark all haskell packages as broken
)

# ignore older versions of parameterized packages sets, these likely need
# to be conditionally disabled
denyAttrList=(
        python27Packages
        python37Packages
        libsForQt512
        linuxPackages_
        rubyPackages_
)

function attemptToMarkBroken() {
        local attr=$1

        # skip likely to be noisy attrs
        for badAttr in ${denyAttrList[@]};do
                if [[ $attr =~ $badAttr ]]; then
                        failMark $attr "attr contained $badAttr, skipped."
                        return
                fi
        done

        nixFile=$(nix-instantiate --eval --json -E "with import ./. {}; (builtins.unsafeGetAttrPos \"description\" $attr.meta).file" 2>/dev/null | jq -r .)
        if [[ ! -f "$nixFile" ]]; then
            failMark $attr "Couldn't locate correct file"
            return
        fi

        # skip files which are auto-generated
        for filename in ${denyFileList[@]};do
                if [[ "$filename" == $(basename $nixFile) ]]; then
                        failMark $attr "filename matched $filename, skipped."
                        return
                fi
        done

        # Insert broken attribute
        sed -i.bak "$nixFile" -r \
          -e "/^\s*broken\s*=.*$/d" \
          -e "s/(\s*)meta\s*=.*\{/&\n\1  broken = true;/"

        if cmp -s "$nixFile" "$nixFile.bak"; then
            mv "$nixFile.bak" "$nixFile"
            failMark $attr "Does it have a meta attribute?"
            return
        fi

        # broken should evaluate to true in any case now
        markedSuccessfully=$(nix-instantiate --eval -E "with import ./. {}; $attr.meta.broken")
        if [[ "$markedSuccessfully" != "true" ]]; then
            mv "$nixFile.bak" "$nixFile"
            failMark $attr "$attr.meta.broken doesn't evaluate to true."
            return
        fi

        rm -f "$nixFile.bak"
}

for attr in $@; do
        attemptToMarkBroken $attr
done